Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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f 7 THE , V it ii il tri? On,,A l omit 1 .9 l Leon F. Babbie Swanton, Vermont A.B. Sociology French Club l, 2, 3. 4, Vice-l'rcsitlcnt 23 Soclztlity l, 2, 31 Labor Club fl, 43 Booster Club l, 21 Ycrtnont Clubg Sociology Club, Prcsitlcnt 4. The Sweetheart of Swanton. Ac- cording to Lee, There just ain't no place like home, so whenever he got a chance, he went there. Even so, he spent enough time on campus to come pile the activity list above, and to en- gage in his never ending debates on sociology, politics and conditions at SMC. Fishing was l.ee's great love during vacations. Ot course, that wasn't his only love. Iohn A. Butts Iames H. Barry, Ir. Beverly, Massachusetts BS. Business Administration Class President 43 Class Play 25 Dcan's l.ist l, 2, 3, 43 Coltlcn Cloves 33 Intra- rnuralsg Labor Club 45 SAC 45 Senior Prom Committceg Spanish Club l, 25 Sbielcl 43 Boston Club l, 2, 3, 41 Sotlality 1, 23 Booster Club, Frosh Week Corn- inittcc '43 Business Forum 43 Delta lipsi- lon Sigmag College Whos XVho. limbo, the Senior Class President, had the remarkable ability to move in four different directions at the same time. A good wit and a better laugh, constantly drew smiles. Famous for his facility at dancing in water, he could always be touched for a ciga- rette. tSmile softlyl Lawrence, Massachusetts BS. Business Administration Intrzunurzilsg Labor Club 33 Booster Club, Boston Club 1, 2, 3, -tg Sociology Club 4. A married Vet, lim was really an en- ergetic senior. He amazed all of us with his ability to keep up with his school work and drive a bus for the Vermont Transit Co. at the same time, lim is quiet but don't mistake it for timidity for when he decides to speak his mind, watch out! rbmgg s o .Sk ,R 0 5 Q T Q t e St t J 'St' kj qaxiifgg gx s l23l

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tgmrllvatrgf 5551 Q Q' Q W m QQ . ' C X s .. Y Y. Z ic? ri ,i writ t 2 5 fs z A Up Paul O. Acton Framingham, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Boston Club l, 2, 3, 43 Labor Club 3,43 Booster Clllbj Intramurals. The Senator. Paul has sworn to dedicate his life to settling disputes between labor and management. Be- sides being a good business student, Paul was also an excellent debater. He proved this point at many a roundQ table discussion and always listened when a question was answered. Robert M. Armstrong Schenectady, New York BS. Business Administration Labor Club 3, 43 Vets' Club lg junior Prom Committecg Intramurals3 Booster Clubg French Club 33 Albany Club, Treasurer 3, 43 Business Forum 43 French Club 2: Senior Prom Cotnmitteeg Shield 4. Bob was one of the plank-owners at Companion Manor. He was one of the few that always had a clean shave and civilian clothes, well pressed. Bob had a laugh that was difficult to class- ify, somewhat fiendish, somewhat saintly. He was always prepared for a party Cgrape juice and olivesl. It will be a long time before his heroic defense of the Burlington Yacht Club is forgotten. Vermont hailed him as its only Yak trainer. Iohn F. Aubry Belle Harbor, Long lsland, New York AB. English Shield 4, Literary Editor 43 XVriters' Club 33 S.-XC 43 Lance 3, 43 NYC Clubg Class Play 23 junior Prom Committeeg Senior Prom Committeeg Parade of Hor- ribles 2g College YVho's Xt'ho. The Big A arrived at St. Michaels during a snowstorm. He could always be found defending Mozart and Wordsworth against the shouts and screaming of the crowd from Massa- chusetts. A sportman par excellence, he found great pleasure in breathing. He was the only one who couldn't hear a radio unless the walls shook. He and Slats Weinman will always be remembered for their production of Henry V. The raincoat and gloves were not sewn on. t Q' U AUTHOR 'Wo MYMQUSV mi s 59 'X 6 5 li 3 :glow , g G , I , A 5

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gstdbmmmmx SI X Q . sg I I 5 'E tt' A y if sg QiQW1v eB+'PQ Roger C. Blanchard Winooski, Vermont BS. Business Administration Intramuralsg Booster Clubg Labor Club 43 French Club lg Vets' Club lg Vermont Club. Bog was one ot the permanent fix- tures at St. Mike's, having started be- tore the war. One of the best liked members ot the Winooski contingent, he could be seen across the border every summer laboring with the U. S. Customs. He must have done pretty well with the government tor he turned up with a new Chevy our last fall. Warren F. Bolin Rutland, Vermont B.S. Business Administration Baseball l, 33 Booster Club: Basketball lg Class Othcer lg Dean's List 31 Sodal- ityg Intramuralsg Mission Crusadeg Pa- rade of Horribles 3, 43 Vermont Club. One of the original Green Mountain Boys, Buster was often seen heading for Poultney. Before entering the Army in '45 he was a stalwart on the varsity basketball team. He always had the scoop on every subject. WS tit N... 3 -Q0 ., Robert W. Bonnette Burlington, Vermont B.S. Business Administration Sodality 25 K 8: K 2, 33 Booster Club. The smallest man in our class, Bob devoted much ot his time to work in the field of Catholic Action in Burling- ton. He was an active member of the discussion group which met in St. Ioseph's library and editor of the Veritas a publication of the liturgi- cal movement in the Burlington area. 'ig -Y If ' ice-QQ xo - .... i241 i I X ,,'i g, '-.., X f,,V I, xt , Q. , P K k j. .V ' - N 1 I in t S ' . ' X 'x XX ' ,K ' N. . fi -1 '. ' ' Q' ' ' B ' I I ,X cc - x-J . , 1' fi ' . 2 9 D H' - ' LW qyi-I. xg , i ' f' Xy ' N. Q I f 446' si 5 fx - Z L W F , . x , -